This is a resource pack to challenge pupils and build their reading skills. The word cloud contains over 30 weather expressions whereby pupils demonstrate their understanding of a variety of tenses and higher weather expressions. The second reading resource is a European forecast of 11 countries weather predictions. Pupils read the reports and complete 3 exercises. The first is a grammar exercise whereby pupils identify all the verbs in the future tense and then select 3 expressions to convert from the future to the past. The second exercise contains 12 comprehension questions relating to the weather reports. The third exercise pupils find 12 expressions in the text. Pupils are able to revise countries, the future tense and weather expressions. The resources are easy to print and would be suitable for classwork, homework and cover work.

This resource practices knowledge of weather expressions and verb formations. Within the presentation are 4 expressions in the past, 4 weather expressions in the present and 4 in the future. There are also time tags in each tense. This is carefully supported with colour coding to explain formation and grammar patterns. On the final slide there are 17 weather expressions for pupils to change from the present to the past and the future.

There are four resources here to reinforce, revise and test daily routine vocab in the present tense. There is a match up activity of 15 phrases English to German. There is a vocab sheet which sets a written task for pupils to write their own timeline of their daily routine. There is also a word puzzle where the key phrases are jumbled, pupils rearrange these phrases demonstrating recall of the phrases. Ideal as starters, plenaries, tests, homework or revision. The solution to the puzzle is provided. The resources can be easily edited or printed.

Included are 3 worksheets that are designed to build better reading skills and vocabulary on this topic. There is a word cloud work sheet whereby pupils find 48 expressions in French. (a vocab sheet in French in MS word is also included if this is a preferred option) The second reading sheets pupils translate 7 plans of the Trump Government and summarise the reactions of politicians over the world (Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Marine Le Pen, Marion Le Pen, Jean-Marc Ayrault, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, Benyamin Nétanyahou and Enrique Peña Nieto) The third worksheet pupils read an authentic article and find several phrases demonstrating understanding of the text. The pupils can use the PPT file to act as a prompt to either speak or write about their reactions to the American presidential elections. The work sheets will also assist pupils to write or speak independently.

a wordsearch of 17 regular-er verbs in the past tense using a variety of pronouns. Great for a starter and translation work. Easy to print.

Teacher cuts out the phrases and displays them around the room. The English is displayed on the white board and pupils circulate around the room finding the translation. Pupils are penalised for misspellings. This is easy to edit for all topics.

Word search whereby pupils translate 23 words which include prepositions, items in the bedroom and rooms in the house. They then find the French in the word search. Also included is a crossword containing 17 words which are items in the house. Easy to print, ideal for homework, classwork and cover work.

rolling loop of 18 times in German - teacher reads out the time in English and pupils compete against the clock to find the time in German. This is fun and interactive testing pupils knowledge of analogue times.

Match up activity of pros and cons of mobiles in school. This can be used as a starter or plenary activity. The vocabulary can be used to prompt debate for pupils to argue for or against mobiles in school. Easy to print and cut up.

Attached are two resources to improve reading and writing skills. The word cloud is an excellent way to consolidate and stretch language. The reading article has a comprehension exercise whereby pupils find 20 expressions in the text. There are also two writing questions. Pupils can use the prompt material in the reading article and the vocabulary from the word cloud to formulate their response to the written questions. Great for the topic of clothes and fashion. Both resources are easy to print. They are destined for AS candidates but would stretch A and A* GCSE candidates.

This resource pack is useful for consolidating the " future simple" with higher candidates. There is a useful aide memoire of the formation then two exercises for forming questions and negation. The crossword worksheet contains mostly irregular verbs. The solution is also provided. These resources are suitable for class work, homework, revision and cover work.

31 verbs in French to match to their English translation - a mixture of tenses; present, past, imperfect, future and conditional. Great to recap on VERB formations. Easy to print and edit.

A set of dominoes including the French for: less than, including, better, the worst, obviously, on the other hand, a lot more, however, bad, on the other side, even if, little, because of, that's to say, then, because and whilst. Great to do as a starter or for revision to reinforce common exam words.

A frame to practice use of time tags, the different forms of aller, forming the future with the infinitive and adding opinions. Two copies per sheet - easy to print and explain to pupils.

A collation of 23 match opinions to revise opinion vocab e.g. “les joueurs étaient décevants” these are differentiated into two resources: 1 being a worksheet with all 23 phrases and pupils decide whether it’s a positive or negative opinion. The second resource being a set of dominoes to develop and reinforce opinion vocab. The majority of the phrases have been taken from player and manager match interviews. The phrases are easy to adapt for other contexts. Easy to print and edit.

These two resources help to consolidate vocabulary and build reading skills. The word cloud helps to revise vocabulary or indeed introduce key topic vocab. The reading exercises are based on an authentic reading article. Both resources are easy to print and are suitable for class work homework, revision and cover work. Pupil and teacher friendly.

2 worksheets for pupils to complete as starters, plenaries or revision exercises. The first worksheets contains 12 time markers that are to be categorised into the past, present or future. The second worksheet is a matchup of 8 future time tags. Extension ideas for both exercises are to write appropriate sentences containing the time markers.

3 quizzes to reinforce multiplication, division, addition and subtraction. In the multiplication crossword pupils have to solve the operations and then complete the crossword using the answers. In the addition and subtraction challenge pupils complete the sums then look for the answer in the word search. The division challenge pupils complete 24 operations. Support is provided. Solution is provided for the division and multiplication challenge. This would be great to do as a starter, quiz or end of year challenge. Ideal too for homework or cover work.

Crossword of 24 qualifying countries - clues in English - solution provided. Easy to print. Word search of 24 qualifying countries - 2 versions provided. First version German is provided and pupils find the German. Second version pupils need to translate from English to German first before finding the German. There is also a word snake whereby pupils separate the words to find the 24 countries Fun revision of European countries and great en of term activity. This is suitable for classwork or homework.

Crossword of 24 qualifying countries - clues in English - solution provided. Easy to print. Word search of 24 qualifying countries - 2 versions provided. First version French is provided and pupils find the French. Second version pupils need to translate from English to French first before finding the French. Fun revision of European countries. This is suitable for classwork or homework.